Videos tagged with Pattern Test

This review tests CCI's Big 4 9mm shotshells, noting their #4 shot size and 1000 fps velocity, intended for pest control. While demonstrating effective energy transfer on soft targets like soda bottles, the ammunition failed to reliably cycle a Smith & Wesson M&P 9 Compact. Pattern tests showed a surprisingly tight spread at 10 feet (around 5 inches), but significantly wider at 15 feet.

This YouTube video features a steel shot pattern test comparing Gamebore Steel 32-4's against lead shot on paper. The creator aims to demonstrate the performance of steel shot and encourages viewer feedback in the comments section. The video also promotes the channel's social media presence on Instagram and Facebook, urging viewers to subscribe for more content.

This video showcases the Weatherby PA-459 Tactical 12 gauge shotgun, featuring its reaper camouflage. The content includes general shooting fun and a pattern test of the shotgun. The description also lists various gear and equipment used by the creator, many of which are linked as affiliate products.

This review tests #00 buckshot patterns from the Mossberg 590 Shockwave at 5, 10, and 25 yards. Freedom Munitions loads showed patterns ranging from 4 inches at 5 yards to 14 inches at 25 yards. Hornady Critical Defense loads, featuring a Versatite wad, produced significantly tighter patterns, measuring 2.25 inches at 5 yards and 6 inches at 25 yards, highlighting the impact of wad technology.

This video from TheFireArmGuy explores the power and pattern of the 20 gauge shotgun, challenging the myth that close proximity is always necessary for accurate hits. The demonstration uses target loads, boards, and a pumpkin to visually illustrate the shotgun's performance. The creator also promotes their various YouTube playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear reviews, and range tests, along with their social media links.

This review tests RIO Royal Buck Low Recoil 12 gauge 00 buckshot against standard Remington loads. The low recoil variant offers significantly reduced muzzle flip and felt recoil, making it more manageable. However, this comes at the cost of wider pellet patterns at 10 yards and slightly reduced penetration through OSB compared to standard buckshot.